I have a feeling it is because of this modification that I was finally able to send out 200 000 emails without my site lagging and crashing to death lol.

This morning I set it to send out to 1000 people at a time, and it just finished sending. My server load was under 5 all day which is fantastic compared to past results. and I just went to my mail queue and there are only 92 people left in the mail queue! I will check those accounts to see what happens to them in the next few days, but so far they are all still reg accounts. Thanks :)

If you update this hack, so that it works and does the following, then I will donate $100. I am sure others will also donate. I ask others that want to donate to post here.

• different responses to different error codes / Custom filters to match patterns in bounced emails. i.e. permanent error, mailbox full, etc should get a different response. Not many webmasters want their members account inactivated when a mailbox is full.
• Does not affect moderators, super moderators and admins
• Turn off all email notifications & remove subscriptions
• Stats on members with bouncing emails, and error codes
• Turns on Popup Notification of new Private Messages for bouncing member
• Automatically send a notification PM to bouncing Member (customizable message)
• Return members to their original usergroup when the member updates & confirms their new email.

That the following information is added to the bottom of all outgoing email messages:

• If the email is an subscription, then add an explanation how to remove subscriptions by going to the userCP.
• If the email is an subscription, then add an explanation how to stop receiving email from the site by going to the userCP.
• To which email address the email has been sent.
• Why the recipient is receiving the email. i.e. You have subscribed to thread X with your account Y on website Z.
• From who(Name and url of site) the email is sent
• How often the email will be sent.
• The physical address of the organisation sending the email.

This would comply to the demands of large email providers like hotmail, AOL, Gmail, Yahoo, etc. For more information, see this article: How to keep your board from getting blacklisted as a spammer

does this work on 3.6.8

Are you really that suprised that people don't want to provide a link to your webiste on every page of their forum for your back-end administrative feature. Thats like Brad wanting a link to his website for vB-Pizza Boy. Ok, so that is a stretch. But like I said before, you should be developing modifications that you use for your own needs or reasons. Not specificly to gain recognition. I understand you need to pay your bills, I'm sure many people would be willing to pay you for your time and effort to code addons. But none of us want a link to your website on _every_ page of our forum for something that none of our users will get any benifit out of.

You do good work, but the way you want to get recognized for it is not so well thought out.

Its a shame really, the community used to be alot more friendly. People helped each other and great things came from it.

now i got following infomation in my acp, but i'm not sure how to handle with them.

1) can i have a look at ... maybe a users list.. where it's notived which users are now in an other usergroup?
2) can i set up the time when the cronejob moves the users? it does it one time a day, ok, but what time?
is there a crone-log to have a look at?

or maybe my crone doesn't work if there's no log?
i can see the 4 users noticed on my acp screen for more than a week.. shouldn't change that number (into f.e. zero not available users) the next day?

yours sincerely
franzis

I can't get this to work, any idea why?

That 1 message has the following email:
Yet, it didnt moved me nor did any action. And this is not a test. I forced a run..

this is a beta product

i'de love to get more details on that sponsor comment .....i'm not too familiar with that?

I'll donate...

For now I choose not to install it based on the comments on this thread.
will keep an eye

He said he'd remove it originally in the first few pages of the thread, then never did.